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El Niño is shaping up to be historic this winter, and the West's weather forecast is splitting into two very different stories.

Missoula County Sheriff’s Office Deputies responded to a reported assault.

NOAA records reveal Montana's 10 coldest Octobers ever, with some surprisingly chilly temperatures from the state's weather history.

The Medicaid Fraud Control Unit recently uncovered nearly $2.4 million in fraudulent Medicaid claims.

Old Works Golf Course was built on a Superfund site, transforming a polluted area into a premier golfing destination

WalletHub ranks Bozeman as Montana’s top small city for 2026, putting it among America’s higher-ranked communities despite affordability challenges.

From cozy blankets to reliable tires, Montanans know what they need to survive those chilly months.

Missoula and Billings make WalletHub's Top 100 Foodie Cities list, showcasing Montana's growing culinary scene.

Costco is discontinuing Kirkland Signature beer, but Montana shoppers have some good news: the popular Foot-Long Churro is back for a limited time.

Bobcat fans can soon own a piece of history that connects them directly to the championship season.

Big Sky's holiday season offers world-class skiing and festive traditions for families.

USPS has released its 2026 Christmas shipping deadlines. Montana senders should mark December 17 for Ground Advantage and First-Class Mail.

Community feedback shows overwhelming approval for Planned Parenthood's Bozeman expansion.

The U.S. Air Force Concert Band and Singing Sergeants are bringing free concerts to Montana communities this October, but tickets are required.

Montana will turn the clocks back November 1, 2026. The daylight saving time debate continues, but I'm ready to stop changing the clocks twice a year.

The Montana Division of Criminal Investigation is investigating an officer-involved critical incident that occurred in Harlem.

After just four games, Illinois parts ways with defensive coordinator Bobby Hauck following a 42-19 loss to Ohio State.

Montana hasn't been a cheap place to live for a while now, and it's getting worse. A new report says you'll need more than $100,000 a year to live comfortably here.

Think you can freely dive into any dumpster in Montana? Think again. The legal reality depends entirely on which town you are standing in, and getting it wrong could cost you.

Bozeman's housing market cools, but affordability remains elusive for many residents.

Jalisco Cantina's tacos in Whitefish are a must-try for foodies.